Monthly Archives: June 2017

Race to build driverless cars accelerates

Automakers — and aspiring automakers — are seeking permission to put more experimental self-driving cars on the road to speed their development. The companies want Congress to expand a cap on how many cars can be deployed under waivers from … Continue reading

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Oil and auto demand peaking because of economics, not carbon

As I (and many others) have explained many times (recently here), the business/economic case for transitioning to much smarter, cleaner more efficient water, food, transportation and energy systems is so overwhelming today, that change is happening with or without politicians … Continue reading

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Plea for Glass-Steagall continues on Hill today

Excellent, must-understand-article from Paul Craig Roberts on the necessity for a return to hard divisions between taxpayer-backed bank deposits and product sales and speculation by investment banks, should be read by everyone. See:  Without Glass-Steagall America will fail. I would … Continue reading

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